Stearns Named U S Attorney for Massachusetts District
The President selects Hon George M Stearns of Chicago as the United States attorney for the Massachusetts district. The endorsement emphasizes his high standing, universal respect, and nonpartisan nature. It notes Republicans value his record and that his appointment should satisfy all parties. Emigration discussion follows, stressing voluntary movement and practical remedies for England’s colonial population issues.
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Chicago
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Irish slander sparks Irish rights defense in Boston response
The piece notes Arnold Forster’s charges against Irish in Ireland and America, the Boston press countering with witnesses like Governor Robinson and General Rosecrans to acquit the Irish race. It cites James Anthony Froude and proclaims Ireland’s resolve and rising power, urging prudence and historic judgment.
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Ireland
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Boston
Boston Republic
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Jones
New York
Rosecrans
B. F. Butler
Palmer
Lovering
Forster
James Anthony Froude
England
Jingland
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Froude
Pacific
Parnell
Father Burke
Population pressure and the UK crisis in nineteenth century Britain
The article argues population growth in England creates persistent strain. It compares Britain with the United States census data, noting England’s high density and limited space. It contends humane policy is needed, beyond tariff talk, to address wage struggles and housing pressures.
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United States and Territories
United Kingdom
Sailors’ Plight Deepens Under Dingley Bill Critics Claim Little Reform
The Post recalls a prior report on sailors and boarding-house privileges, arguing the Dingley shipping bill fails to curb abuses. Captains still struggle to recruit crews and avoid delays, with authorities and reformers questioning the act’s effectiveness and future repairs.
London Disturbances Highlight Free Trade Debate
The Lowell Courier notes riots stem from hard times in the heart of free trade, the Cobden Club’s base. It questions whether free trade causes unrest while London News blames Socialists and fair traders advocating foreign grain taxes.
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London
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England
Bankrupt Bill Gains Confidence in Congress
Washington correspondent reports advocates of the national bankruptcy bill in both houses are confident of passage. Informal inquiries suggest momentum toward becoming law, signaling a key public measure likely to gain status.
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New York Commercial Bulletin
Congress
All-Sorts and Oddities from A to Z
A collage of witty remarks and short notes from several cities, including quips about law and order, chiefs, weather, toboggans, and a Greek fig custom. It blends jokes, social curiosities, and brief anecdotes about luminaries, newspapers, and a failed business dissolution in Iowa.
Moses the Pawnbroker Fails in Williamsburg
In a Valley West style colloquial exchange two pieces reveal Moses the pawnbroker in Williamsburg has gone under due to liberal crediting. The tale contrasts Moses bold but ruinous sales with a broader riff on wealth, debt, and class among 19th century characters.
Pack's Serves Lobsters and Ale to Paned Patrons
Live lobsters broiled and a mug of musty ale are now in order at Pack's. The notice captures a casual dining vibe with seafood and drink as the highlighted offering.
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Pack’s
Royal and political notices and stage gossip roundup
A broad set of social and royal news items includes Captain J G B Adams confined by illness, Prince of Wales affect shown toward brothers in law, Mary Anderson owning a famed diamond necklace, and remarks on General Hancock and General Grant mourning terms. Also noted are Adele rant engagement to the Earl of Cairns, royal marriages ages, a Miles O Reilly song anecdote, Laura Don dying of consumption in Brooklyn, and a joke on astrologers selling fictitious brides to bank clerks with Laure Don’s photo.
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General Hancock
Grant
Gilbert
Adele
Rant
Earl of Cairns
Lord Garmoyle
America
Princess Beatrice
Princess Royal
Princess Alice
Duke of Edinburgh
Princess Helena
Princess Louise
Duke of Connaught
Duke of Albany
New York
Miles O’ Reilly
England
Laura Don
Brooklyn
Laure Don
Departing Raymond & Whitcomb Tourists From Boston Today
Two Raymond and Whitcomb tourist parties sail from Boston today. One group, 113 travelers, heads to California with nine Pullman cars. the other, 48 travelers, tours Mexico with three Pullman cars. Special trains depart Fitchburg station this afternoon, with further cars added at Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. California and Mexico parties travel to Santa Fe together, then separate to their routes. California division led by L. A. Whitcomb. Mexico division led by Charles H. Wilson with H. H. Fullam as assistant. An extra California trip leaves Boston March 11, the same day as the second Mexico excursion.
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Boston
Winsor Ailsen wedding at Rutland square private ceremony
Miss Gertrude Winsor daughter of Augustus Winsor married Frank W Ailsen son of Dr E W Ailsen at the bride’s parents home on Rutland square. Rev Leighton Falks officiated. The event was private with relatives and close friends. After the ceremony a reception was held and the couple left by train for New York and Washington. they will reside in Portland.
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Nickerson Will Case Hearing Set For Feb 23
The Nickerson will case opened at Barnstable was further considered in Barnstable Probate Court with Judge Harriman and lawyers Morse Griffin Norton Coffay. Norton urged reopening, Morse argued Probate Court authority limits, Judge Harriman postponed to Feb 23 at 2 PM for further arguments.
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Mount Rogers Talk Dominates Club Meeting Date
Matterhorn was read by Mr. Sanderson and discussed at length by Professor Iles, Mr. Ames, Miss Alice Clarke, and Mr. Curtis. Paper on exploration of the Pilot Range by W. H. Peck. Corporate memberships admitted: Walter A. Robinson Franklin NH Edward L. Parris New York City Esther E. Barry Boston Arthur Young Jamaica Plain F M Bacon St Louis Melancthon Hurd Intervale Susan M. Lane Cambridge C Alice Baker Cambridge Emma L. Coleman Boston. Meeting adjourned to Feb 17 when Mayor George Hotchkiss will speak on Mount Rogers, highest peak of the Appalachians in Virginia.
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Boston
Arthur Young
Jamaica Plain
Mass
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St. Louisa
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Intervale
Susan M. Lane
Cambridge
C. Alice Baker
Emma L. Coleman
George Hotchkiss
Mount Rogers
Appalachians
Virginia
Work for Women Avoid Daped by Swindling Ads
The Women's Educational and Industrial Union of Boston warns women about fraudulent home work advertisements promising easy earnings. It notes widespread schemes demanding upfront costs and poor returns, urges readers to report and verify offers, and promotes a free inquiry ad to counter fraud. Abby Morton Diaz urges national cooperation among women's groups to curb swindlers.
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Man fatally stabs wife in Boston tenement home
Michael Doran attacked his wife Catherine with a shoe knife at 8 Albany place in Boston, severing an artery and sending her to City Hospital in critical condition. Doran, who had been causing trouble in prior visits, was detained by Officer Nevins as crowds gathered. The couple had a long troubled marriage with fifteen children, ten living.
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District Attorney Sanger to Be Succeeded by George M. Stearns
Boston legal history notes District Attorney Sanger, appointed by Grant in 1878, will step down after nearly thirteen years. He recalls prior service as assistant district attorney and cites the notable barratry case with Rufus Choate. Judge Sanger praises Stearns's character and capacity as successor and plans to return to private practice.
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Seventh annual Sheepskin Club dinner at Parker's
About sixty members dined with F. Harington presiding. Guests included W E Plummer of Boston and George Vroom of New York. Speeches followed by a post dinner business meeting electing C F Harington as president, E J Hunt as vice president, and George W Brackett as member of the executive committee. A motion to hold a semi annual meeting next July was carried.
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World’s Museum Bidents Shows Tiny and Tall Sideshow Cast
The World's Museum hosts a diverse lineup including Mme. Carter a 21 year old at eighteen inches tall and twenty pounds, Grace Courtland the witch of Wall Street, German midgets Charles and Augustus Rie, Major Herman, the O'Brien Irish giants family with giant baby and giant dude, Silas Bishop the man fish, and the Krupp seven musicians, promising an engaging program for ladies and children.
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Wall Street
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Krupp
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Funeral for Hon. John Gerrish Webster on Boylston Street
Citizens and acquaintances gathered at the residence on Boylston Street for the funeral of Hon. John Gerrish Webster. Rev. James Reed and Rev. C. Prince led the services at New Jerusalem Church Bowdoin Street with music by the church choir and Dr and Miss Campbell. Interment was at Forest Hills Cemetery with pallbearers including William Claflin G W Gooch Rufus Frost Edward L Pierce Charles Nowell William J Cutter Albert O Smith and D W King.
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Boylston Street
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New Jerusalem Church
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G. W. Gooch
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Edward L. Pierce
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Albert O. Smith
D. W. King
Thackeray and musical entertainment for Benevolent Society
Preparations are under way for a Thackeray event with musical entertainment to aid the Benevolent Society. A general committee meeting to plan the affair will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock in Sleeper Hall, Franklin Square, New England Conservatory of Music. Mrs Meah Dyer Jr. chairs the committee, which includes hundreds of prominent local ladies and gentlemen.
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Boston Horse Theft Case Hangs Over Foreman Bush
The Boston Heroic Phaeton Company seeks foreman Charles F. Bush over alleged thefts of two company horses and proceeds from six other sales. Bush, 40, last seen leaving Hanover Street stables with a horse and sleigh around 1 PM Tuesday, promised to return by 6. His wife, living at 80 Wallstreet, says he has been drinking and suspects others may have abducted him. A $15,909 Louisiana Sixte lottery prize was deposited in a bank under his wife’s name.
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Rumor of Carleton's Death in Texas Declined
Report circulates that Carleton of Watertown died after a Texas train accident linked to a patent medicine purchase and a large inheritance. Relatives in the city deny any knowledge of his death and urge skepticism. Police report no confirmed details, questioning the rumor's origin.
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Union Hall Concert Directed by Miss Abell and Miss Crombie
Last evening at Union Hall a concert directed by Miss Edith Abell with her pupils and reader Miss Helen Crombie featured Mme. Dietrich Strong as accompanist. The program offered a mix of part songs duets and solos with Miss Abell performing The Children Kingdom and Mandolinatic. Mme. Strong provided accompaniment while Miss Crombie read two pieces The Pied Viper of Hamelin and The Kitchen Courtship. Mr G E Smalley tenor presented Tis known alone to me by Riegg.
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Hamelin
Appalachian Mountain Club Holds Seventy Second Meeting
The Appalachian Mountain Club convened its 72nd corporate meeting yesterday afternoon at the Institute of Technology with presiding officer Roswell B. Lawrence. W. G. Norvell read a paper on The Carter Moriah Pata and et al by Ames, and Melancthon M. Hurd presented An Ascent of the.
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W. G. Norvell
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Salem roller coaster case ends in verdict for defendant
Maurice B. Fitzgerald of Salem and Mortimer Chandler of Lynn sued for 15000 damages claiming aitogen injuries to their roller coast at Salem Neck due to police neglect. The court orders a verdict for the defendant. The ride had been prohibited on Sunday and the starter was arrested and fined.
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Salem
Mortimer Chandler
Lynn
Salem Neck
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Train schedule notice with extensive New England routes
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Ote - Dbeo
Aoe Ag
Kilby St
Coene
Nea
Ae Wharf
Central Square
Bass Boston
Borton
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Heston Wherly Post
Newland
Andrews